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Posted By: DoshDosh 501 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://blog.sitemost.com.au)
Category: SEO
No, I’m not talking about black, white, blue, grey or any other coloured hat you might wear whilst doing SEO, but instead I want to talk about how Search Engines are really very much like fashionista’s. To explain this a little better, let’s look at how the fashion industry works.
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from SiteMost 501 days ago #
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Thanks for the Sphinn DoshDosh!

from crazycat 497 days ago #
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Good comparison. Not because 'everybody does it', we have to do it too. Of course, SEO has to evolve also and not just always stay with the mainstream.

from aemberygood 495 days ago #
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An interesting point and creative analogy... However, I would like to point out fashion is also cyclicle and trends come back (can we say lycra pants....ouch). So following this same train of thought is there a potential for SEO strategies to come back en vouge?

from crimsongirl 495 days ago #
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I thought this post was going to be about large egos in both industries.


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